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Rural Back-country Scene

Rural Back-country Scene

A rural scene of the back-country area of my community. This photo was taken on my property and shows a partial view of the surrounding hills. There are large a...
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A rural scene of the back-country area of my community. This photo was taken on my property and shows a partial view of the surrounding hills. There are large areas of open land with sparse signs of any population in the vicinity.
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